
Program Details
Deliver treatments on Linear Accelerators, Cobalt-60, and X-ray units with confidence and precision.
Acquire CT images, plan therapies, and prepare immobilisation moulds for accurate patient positioning.
Monitor patient physical and psychological well-being throughout treatment cycles.
Supervise junior technologists and contribute to the professional growth of peers.
Advance scientific understanding through discussions, presentations, and clinical demonstrations.
Work in multidisciplinary teams to ensure quality service in oncology care.
Our meaningful collaborations with industry leaders and global universities enhance your career opportunities and higher education pathways.
Advanced Clinical Training: Learn to operate Linear Accelerators, Cobalt-60, X-ray, and other radiotherapy equipment independently.
Treatment Planning Expertise: Perform simulator-based planning and CT image acquisition for precise therapy delivery.
Patient-Centric Care: Monitor both physical and psychological well-being of patients throughout treatment.
Professional Leadership: Train and supervise junior radiotherapy technologists, fostering teamwork and accountability.
Scientific Advancement: Participate in lectures, demonstrations, discussions, and debates to deepen knowledge across radiotherapy specialities.
Comprehensive Exposure: Access cutting-edge brachytherapy and IGRT facilities, supporting diverse cancer treatments.

Lab Work
Versa HD Linear Accelerator, GammaMed Iridium-192 HDR brachytherapy system, and CT simulators. Techniques like IMRT, VMAT, SRS/SBRT, and breath-hold methods for precise treatment delivery.
Lab Work
Versa HD Linear Accelerator, GammaMed Iridium-192 HDR brachytherapy system, and CT simulators. Techniques like IMRT, VMAT, SRS/SBRT, and breath-hold methods for precise treatment delivery.
Admissions Path
Weightage
MET score - 50%
10+2 marks (Physics + Chemistry + Biology + English) - 50%
Note
Eligibility & Admission process may change per National Commission for Allied and Healthcare Profession (NCAHP) directions.
Program Eligibility
You must have successfully completed 10+2 or an equivalent from a recognized board with Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and English as compulsory subjects, with a minimum aggregate of 50% marks in PCB.
You must have successfully completed A Levels with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology at the A Level, English at the AS Level, and obtained a in PCB.
You must have successfully completed the IB Diploma or IB Certificate with English, Physics, Chemistry, and Biology, with minimum Grade D average and an average of at least 4 points in PCB and an overall minimum of 24 points. You must also have: • A minimum of 3 points in each subject • 3 Higher Level (HL) and 3 Standard Level (SL) subjects • At least 2 science subjects at HL • The third science subject and English may be taken at either HL or SL
You must appear for MET 2027 and secure the required cutoff.
Curriculum and Fees
During the Bachelor of Radiation Therapy Technology program, you build a foundation in basic sciences, including Physics, Chemistry, Anatomy, and Physiology, alongside introductory courses in radiation biology and oncology. You also learn patient care principles and basic radiotherapy equipment handling.
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